I thought to myself, there is no way this is going to be acceptable quality. But you did a perfect job with pretty basic tools. Im very impressed. well done and thanks for sharing
Once again easy to absorb content, working in the aerospace industry I was taught basic hand skills to cut and file to various tolerances, CNC machinery is great if you require big production and have the banknotes, but your tutorial is right where I need to be, and the methods you show, keeps the hands in practice, thank you Matt.
Great easy relaxed tutorial. Funny the animals in the background because I’m looking to to cope extensions on a gate to make more head room on one side of chicken coop. Meanwhile my goats, dogs, ducks, and chickens are my background spectators.
First let me say thank you for the post it’s a great video.. clearly you plan to live past 60.. gloves ,hearing ,eye protection and a mask.. how smart men do fab work.
Brought myself a notcher. Great for conventional angles. Then I came up against a 30 degree this way and 7 degree that way. Gave up after 2 hours. Found your video, followed the instructions and 10 minutes later...all done. Thanks, great video, I'll have a beer for you this evening!!
This is definitely the best notching without a notching tool clip I've seen on here. There's no messy measure this, mark it this way, "properly" stuff. It's a common sense approach.
Watching someone that knows what there doing makes it look so easy, great video, I'm just starting to build a roll cage so your info will help me a lot, thanks.
Extremely well done! Just spent the weekend with notching software. Printing the results and gluing onto the tubing. Not any better looking than your!!!
ive seen videos of people making the tube notching job vastly more complicated than it has to be. this is probably the most simple way to get er done. besides a coping machine.
Right on. I'm trying to build a cantilever gate frame. I saved this video to my welding/fab folder. Very helpful. If this project of mine doesn't make me suicidal I might try some other metal work. Greetings from Denver mate.
Im going to attempt making a log style exhaust manifold and getting the ports to angle into the larger diameter log was one of the things i was dreading. You have just made it 10x easier! Thanks will make sure i subscribe!
Perfect, thank you. Made one this arvo for a shovel handle just by eyesight and it was well nigh spot on, but that might have been just good luck, and anyway, the shovel doesn't care. :)
That was extremely interesting. Thanks for taking the time to show us. I might have to make a push bar for my lawn tractor. Love your work... Thanks again.
Cool thinkn bout makin a ladder for my van. And might notch the 4 steps like this. Only 8x shouldnt be too bad. And i might even get it right by the 8th one. ha.
Nice Job, That's the way I do it too. I don't have a notcher.. People that don't have a eye for angles and geometry, should find something else to do..
Actually i dont have an eye for angles and i do this for a living. My notcher does it all for me. So no you dont need to find something else to do if you dont have an eye for angles and geometry.
Very good, simple explanation. I have some handrail I need to notch. Would a good vise (holding pipe at an angle ) and a production (heavy, powerful) drill press work for angular notches?
Great video. If you were going to put a second piece of perpendicular to the first piece of so that both would be on the same/level/height. How would you sketch the notch in order to do this?
The notch needs to be deep enough that the inside edge makes contact all the way around the tube. you will see some notches looking like they are half way around the tube but that's only when they haven't been bevelled properly. With a proper bevel your gonna be looking more like 1/3. Cheers
I thought to myself, there is no way this is going to be acceptable quality. But you did a perfect job with pretty basic tools. Im very impressed. well done and thanks for sharing
Once again easy to absorb content, working in the aerospace industry I was taught basic hand skills to cut and file to various tolerances, CNC machinery is great if you require big production and have the banknotes, but your tutorial is right where I need to be, and the methods you show, keeps the hands in practice, thank you Matt.
well done, love the animal sound track in the back ground...cheers from USA
That was the clearest explanation of that method I've seen, think I know where I go wrong now. Regards to Shaun the sheep.
Cheers
once again....excellent advice....thankyou
As the video was starting I was reading your comment wondering what you were talking about. 58 seconds in Ive worked it out - Brilliant.
Great easy relaxed tutorial. Funny the animals in the background because I’m looking to to cope extensions on a gate to make more head room on one side of chicken coop. Meanwhile my goats, dogs, ducks, and chickens are my background spectators.
As always your tips and tricks are spot on and helps out the little guy who just starting out.
Cheers
Hands down the best explanation of tube notching I have ever seen. Thank you for taking the time to make and post this video.
First let me say thank you for the post it’s a great video.. clearly you plan to live past 60.. gloves ,hearing ,eye protection and a mask.. how smart men do fab work.
I tried it out on some pvc pipes that I had laying around and it worked like a charm. Thank you for the clear explanation 👍🏻
Brought myself a notcher. Great for conventional angles. Then I came up against a 30 degree this way and 7 degree that way. Gave up after 2 hours. Found your video, followed the instructions and 10 minutes later...all done. Thanks, great video, I'll have a beer for you this evening!!
Happy to help. Cheers
This is definitely the best notching without a notching tool clip I've seen on here. There's no messy measure this, mark it this way, "properly" stuff. It's a common sense approach.
Best video ever on how to do this... Perfect for rollcage fabrication... Thanks for doing this man!
This is the best notching video I"ve seen in a LONG time. And I watch notching videos as a profession. No I don't, but this really is a great video.
Watching someone that knows what there doing makes it look so easy, great video, I'm just starting to build a roll cage so your info will help me a lot, thanks.
For what vehicle?
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Birds and sheep on the back ground 😀😀 best place for relaxed doing your job
I like the Farm yard sound track you have in the back ground. Baaaaah. Im having notching nightmares building a Bobber Chassis. Try try try again.
this is by far the best channel if found on the topic of fabricating tube structures
The way you explain the process is just perfect....thank you!
Bravo …. Great technique …. Simplest and easiest way with clean and as perfect result as possible… really fast too with common basic tools!-
I use the seam in the tube as guide to give me a datum point to get the cuts square! Top video.
Extremely well done! Just spent the weekend with notching software. Printing the results and gluing onto the tubing. Not any better looking than your!!!
ive seen videos of people making the tube notching job vastly more complicated than it has to be. this is probably the most simple way to get er done. besides a coping machine.
Very clever Matt. So simple to do
Thanks. Easy and straight forward.
Good video. It was helpful for my lightbar build for my truck.
Right on. I'm trying to build a cantilever gate frame. I saved this video to my welding/fab folder. Very helpful. If this project of mine doesn't make me suicidal I might try some other metal work. Greetings from Denver mate.
Thank you, straight forward explanation.
Thanks a bunch sir! just installed a handrail at a park and it turned out awesome... great video and technique.
Its great watching an expert eyeball measurements, just do the cuts and with great results!
Im going to attempt making a log style exhaust manifold and getting the ports to angle into the larger diameter log was one of the things i was dreading. You have just made it 10x easier! Thanks will make sure i subscribe!
Very practical and very well explained showing your expertise. Excellent.
you made it look so easy
I wish I had a shop like that (maybe not so much in the winter!) But, I would get so much done!
Great video as ever...
Perfect, thank you. Made one this arvo for a shovel handle just by eyesight and it was well nigh spot on, but that might have been just good luck, and anyway, the shovel doesn't care. :)
That was extremely interesting. Thanks for taking the time to show us. I might have to make a push bar for my lawn tractor. Love your work... Thanks again.
No problem, Cheers
Great tips , n easy for the man who is just on his first build or job using metal, keep up the good work.
Great tips.
I'm jealous, seems like you got a farm and a BIG work shop.
Hello from Vegas
Thanks! You’re a Great Teacher.
Love the videos! The sheep in the background were awesome, too. Cheers from the USA.
Thanks.
Love the heckling sheep!
Good job mate. You made it easy to understand. Cheers
Seeing from India
Nice idea 👍
Thanks, I'll be using your methods starting today.
🙌 cheers for the tips, really good and in-depth. Hopefully will start my own notching for my rock sliders soon.
Awesome work! Such a good fitup for eyeballing!
Great explanation, best I found so far. Thanks
Cheers.
Watched yesterday,tried it today - worked pretty well - there must be a formula/rule as to know how deep to draw your cut line
It depends on the wall thickness and angle but once you've done a few you will be able to just do it by eye. Cheers
1/3 tube diameter is a good rule of thumb.
Great tips thank you.
Wow this is Awesome. You are the Man!!!
Yea love the animal sounds.
Cool thinkn bout makin a ladder for my van. And might notch the 4 steps like this. Only 8x shouldnt be too bad. And i might even get it right by the 8th one. ha.
I found this very useful.
Nice job
This technique looks like something I would use. The fancy jigs and hole saws seem like overkill for my needs.
That looks a feck load betterer than the abomination I did yesterday, thinking of cutting it off and doing it again.
great job a easy method on how to notch pipe!!!!
Cheers
The wife is calling!!
ty sir...nice n easiest vids to follow step by step
Followed the link for the notcher and it showed £246.65 + £2,317.96 delivery !! Lol. Nearly fell off my stool.
But great video as always
haha, yeh don't buy that one then!
very good technique..thanks a lot..now i know where do i start..
Have you bought some sheep? Great vid mate very clear.
No mate there in the farm yard next door. baaaaaaahhhhh
You get a like just for the bleeting goats good sir!!
Muito bom, obrigado pela aula de encaixe em tubos!
You are the master!
That was such a big help, thank you
great video..thanks from Portugal
Cheers
Awesome vidja but the smaller the tube gets, the more work with the grinder you have to do for fitment.
Nice Job, That's the way I do it too. I don't have a notcher.. People that don't have a eye for angles and geometry, should find something else to do..
Actually i dont have an eye for angles and i do this for a living. My notcher does it all for me. So no you dont need to find something else to do if you dont have an eye for angles and geometry.
Awesome video! Thank you!
nice explanation, thanks
awesome thanks for sharing.
Very good, simple explanation. I have some handrail I need to notch. Would a good vise (holding pipe at an angle ) and a production (heavy, powerful) drill press work for angular notches?
You are a wizard 👍
Haha Cheers
Baahrilliant video
Great video helps alot
mad skills and tips bro!
Thanks, as usual... Good Info
Very good cheers for that 👍
Nice
Great vid thanks for your help
What about when the notch lands on a bend ? , like top bend on the main hoop to the rear turret
Awesome vid.......baaaaaaaah!
Angle of the dangle
Love the background sound effects lol
Damn..that is beautiful
Good job boss
God Stuff mate! ....... Thanks!
Great video. If you were going to put a second piece of perpendicular to the first piece of so that both would be on the same/level/height. How would you sketch the notch in order to do this?
thanks
brilliant
Steve bothering the goats again ...
this is great thank you
Cheers
Awesome
Great tip and loving your videos👌
What tubing is that your using? And would it be suitable for making a motorcycle frame ?
in about ayears time you will use the cut offs for your miata suspesion ?
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bruh whats the sequence of the notched pipe, please give the sequence
how/what determine's the depth of the throat of the notch ? eg ; 1/3 ,1/2 of the tube diameter or do race sanctioning bodies each have their on rule ?
The notch needs to be deep enough that the inside edge makes contact all the way around the tube. you will see some notches looking like they are half way around the tube but that's only when they haven't been bevelled properly. With a proper bevel your gonna be looking more like 1/3. Cheers
This was great! You MIG or TIG these?
Either you have some sheep or somebody doesn't believe anything you're saying cuz they're going nahhhh
lmao